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Dehydration from insufficient water intake and/or water loss affects a much, much higher percentage of people than water intoxication. The danger of drinking too much water is not so much about how much water you drink, but how fast you drink it, as noted in the case with the California woman. It is better to have small amounts of water frequently rather than trying to force large amounts of fluid at one time.
If you drink too much water it lowers the concentration of salt in your blood so that it is lower than the concentration of salt in cells, says Professor Robert Forrest, a consultant in clinical chemistry and forensic toxicology at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield.f you are going to the toilet more than once every two hours or so that might be too much, especially if your urine is clear, she says, but adds that drinking too much water is unusual. Below is a selection of your comments.